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Turbo Energy said it will use tokenization to fund hybrid solar-plus-storage projects, working with Taurus and the Stellar Development Foundation. The partners plan to open clean-energy financing to more investors and support the fast-growing Energy-as-a-Service market. The first pilot will be in Spain and will test a new way to finance on-site systems for businesses.
The company has begun this move after it announce project with Taurus and Stellar. Tokens will represent parts of the debt used to build solar and battery systems under power-purchase agreements. Taurus will handle issuance and lifecycle management, while Stellar will record transactions on-chain.
Energy-as-a-Service was valued at $74.43 billion in 2024, with strong growth expected by 2030. These figures were shared when Investing.com cite valuation from the company’s release. By splitting project finance into smaller tokens, the model could lower entry costs and speed up capital formation for commercial sites.
“This initiative is a concrete application of blockchain in energy financing,” said Mariano Soria, CEO of Turbo Energy. He added that security and scale are central to the rollout. CoinDesk noted similar points when it detail initiative.
The pilot focuses first on Spain and aims to show how tokenized debt can support real assets with clear cash flows from PPAs. If the test works, Turbo Energy plans to expand to more sites and partners, using Taurus-CAPITAL for compliance and operations and Stellar for settlement. The firms say the model could bring more transparent, faster funding to clean power projects.
